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speed camerasYouTube and Netflix (for waiting in the car on family )
Currently neither Apple Carplay or Android Auto are very useful in an EV, but some of these apps are starting to appear
ABRP – not yet available, I think that ChargeMap is available on Apple Carplay but it’s only useful in the US
ZapMap – not yet available
Pod-Point – not yet available
Maybe one day google maps but currently “ev charging stations” misses most of them
none whatsoever,i turn my phone off getting into the car, i have zero apps on phone.
i use it to make phone calls and the odd text when my brother insists on sending me one.
lol.
all thats on it is a contact list and ice contact.
and its an old blackberry with a proper keyboard no touchy feely crap.
dinosaur i know.
Currently me and my family use ARBA Drivers Club. I would say this is really good especially in calculation of car expenses and forecasting.
Currently neither Apple Carplay or Android Auto are very useful in an EV, but some of these apps are starting to appear ABRP – not yet available, I think that ChargeMap is available on Apple Carplay but it’s only useful in the US ZapMap – not yet available Pod-Point – not yet available Maybe one day google maps but currently “ev charging stations” misses most of them
ABRP, Zap Map and Pod Point are all available on Android.
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Totally with @mitch on this: phone off, no apps, owned only to be used in emergencies to summon aid or call for updates on ETA. Only “app” I would like to see in cars in one which turns all the pokey, feely touch-screen distractions into proper buttons, levers, dials etc.
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